Indianapolis Times, Volume 47, Number 307, Indianapolis, Marion County, 3 March 1936 — Page 7

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•Check These Second Floor Items* “* Women’s Plain and Printed BLOUSES . . . 69c ** Women’s Silk. Acetate. Linen BLOUSES ... $1 - Women’s Smart Woolen Sports SKIRTS . . 1,98 Big Collection of Newest Spring FROCKS, 3.98 " _ Qiris’ Nainsook SLIPS, Sizes 4to 14 Yrs. ■ . 19c ** Gir ls’ Fine Quality Printed DRESSES .... 49c Part Linen Crash TOWELING, 5 Yds 35c - Beautiful Sheer Printed BATISTES, Yd. . . 19c Pre-Shrunk “Sorority” Acetate PRINTS, Yd., 49c Beautiful Ready-to-Hang DRAPERIES, Pr.. 1.98

Vomen's Smart Spring COATS # 9 Also Suits! 9 Real Values! JP| 7.90 Swagger styles—fishfffftllf plaids—mannishly * ySffi 1 :- ••jlpjatailored models dressy coats and suits —see these gorgeous m ■ garments tomorrow! /m§®s‘>rw*P§ outstanding 1 group I 'Mi f at a special low price. Iml MM Allcolora! liWm rENNEYS — Sccond F,oor -

•Check Specials From the Downstairs Store* Boys’ Fast Color Broadcloth SHORTS ... 15c Boys’ Swiss Ribbed ATHLETIC SHIRTS, \2V 9 c * Boys’ Novelty SLACKS. Sizes Bto 16 ~ , 88c Three-Lb. Quilted Comfort BATTS 43c 66x76-lnch Cotton SHEET BLANKETS . . . 44c ** Women’s Hand-Embroidered Madeira GOWNS, 33c - Women's Fine Quality Broadcloth SLIPS . . 25c Women’s Novelty Cotton WASH FROCKS . , 88c Big Group! Fast Color HOUSE FROCKS . . 49c Women’s Novelty TEA APRONS .... 2 for 25c * ’C BATHROOM SCALES. Weighs to 250 Lbs.. 1.98

Boys' Fast Color SHIRTS ww * B roa( l c lothJ I'* * e 9 €W Colors! L37 c jf\ / ' /'y It is through a special 1 tj v purchase that we are able *° °ft ?r these Shirts at this price! Expertly tailored, just like Dad’s! Novelty patterns, new Spring colors. Sizes 6 to 14'2. Buy your boy some of these shirts, now! PENXEY’S —Downstairs Store.

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Short lengths! Silks, I^T^CTES Fine, supple quality that you would usually pay much more for! See it tomorrow, feel of the quality, see the huge array of colors! PENNEY’S —Second Floor.

Women's Fine Rayon UNDIES • Novelty Knits! • Various Styles.' s-. . . Panties"': Well made, cut full, of fine quality rayon knit. Various styles from which to choose! Small, medium and large sizes! Hurry! PENNEY’ Store.

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Special Purchase! 600 Brand New HATS — Special! 88c Felts, straws in the newest, flattering, intriguing styles brims, bretons, hombergs, etc. PEW'EV’S—Seooml Floor. Big, Heavy "Cannon" Bath TOWELS — Special! 9C Ea. Size 18x36 inches. Heavy terry towels at a very special low price. With colored borders. PENNEY’S—Second Floor. Enormous Variety of Spring PRINTS — Special! 12c “Standard” brand, a real good quality. Beautiful spring colors and attractive patterns! PENNEY’S— Second Floor. Heavy Mesh Tailored Panel CURTAINS — Special! 49C^. Plain mesh and with beautiful shadow designs. 32 and 3312 inches wide, 2Vs yards long! Hurry! PEXXEY’S—Second Floor. Set of Three "Windsor" Sauce Pans — Special! 83cNew square, bead top sauce pans with heavy bottom. Convenient sizes, 1%-qt., 2-qt., and 3-qt. TENNEY'S— Downstairs Store. Little Brother and Sister SHOES — Special! $ 1 All leather shoes in Ties, Straps, Oxfords with oil treated leather soles! Sizes from 8 to 2! TENNEY’S— Downstairs Store. Plain Colors in 46-Inch OILCLOTH — Special! 19c Choose from red. blue, green, white and black. Splendid quality that will really wear. TENNEY’S— Downstairs Store.

SAVINGS GALORE!

Shelves, Counters, Tables, Racks Are Crammed Full of Brand New Spring Merchandise ... All Style-Right, All First Quality! A Store-Wide Flood of Bargains! Make Your Plans to Be Here at 8:45 Tomorrow Morning!

Women's Swanky Plaid Stroller COATS — Special! 4-98 Three-quarter or finger tip length—popular fishtail backs. Lovely plaids. Sizes 14 to 20! TENNEY’S—Second Floor. Special Buy! * 81 -Inch Samson SHEETING — Special! 17cUnbleached! An unusually fine quality sheeting that will wear splendidly. For quilt backs! TENNEY''S—Seoond Floor. i 10,000 Yards of Curtain Nets, Marquisettes * — Special! 7cw. Novelty and rough weaves lacy weaves natural and assorted solid colors! Sensational values. TENNEY’S— Second Floor. For Spring! New Ruffled CURTAINS — Special! 49cRuffled curtains, Priscilla styles, cottage sets, bathroom curtains. All wanted colors. PEXXEY’S— S<wfld Floor. Better Hurry! Lovely Seafoam ENAMELWARE — Special! 29c e* Windsor pots and pans, preserving kettles, sauce pans, wash basins, they’ll go fast! TENNEY’S— Downstairs Store. Men's Fine Calfskin Dress OXFORDS — Special! 2-44 Sizes 6 to 11! Black or brown calf uppers. Oak bend leather soles. 100% leather construction. TENNEY’S— Downstairs Store. Boys' Sturdy Covert Cloth Play Suits — Special! 37c Plain color blue or gray covert cloth. Let them romp and play in these. Sizes 3 to 8! PENNEY’'*— Downstairs Store.

LENTEN SPEAKER

“Many important ingredients essential for a good life are being left out of our modern lives.” Dean Sidney E. Sweet, Christ Church Cathedral, St. Louis, said in Lenten services this afternoon at Christ Church on the Circle. “Both in our modern homes and our modern educational program, our industrial order and our international relationships, and especially in each of our personal lives, we are. leaving out important spiritual factors.” Dean said. He is to speak daily through Friday.

WASHINGTON CLASS AIDS ARE SELECTED Commencement Committees Are Named by President. The following committees are to take charge of arrangements for the commencement exercises of George Washington High School, it is announced by Lewis Judd, senior class president. Selection of announcements and invitations, Ruth Fisher, chairman: Margaret Case, Charles Trostle and James Tackett. Financial committee, William Stecklemann, class treasurer, chairman: Sarah Green, George James, Melvin Oilman, Jack Wunder, Florende Florence Kendall. Kathryn Lentz, June Steighorst, Delmar Wilson. Elbert Terhune and Lena Brent. Decorations, Herbert Russell, chairman; James Lentz, Lillian Harding, Charlotte Houser. William Kendall, Eilleen Kauffman, Eleanor Snapp and Russell Pace. CLUB PRESIDENT CHOSEN James Angleo Heads Riley Chapter Order of A. H. E. P, A. James Angleo, 3738 N. Iliinois-st, today is president of the James Whitcomb Riley chapter Order of A. H. E. P. A. following an election at the Clay pool. Other officers chosen are Gust Belcas, vice president; James Katsoulis, secretary, and George Georgeopoulos, treasurer. Membership in the organization is comprised mostly of Greek-born American citizens.

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SALE! STUNNING NEW A SPRING J||f COATS GIRLS’ NEW a S SPRING COATS Q"J Qt] Purse and Hat to Match * 1 1 j / 2 and 3-piece outfits in HU , , lovely new spring jA _ A shades. Sizes 3 to 16. $3.98 & $3.98 ' Hn A SMALL DEPOSIT HOLDS ANY GARMENT FOR EASTER! Boys’ Hew kiddies’ I men’s new 2-piece Coveralls spring SPRING Ail SWEATERS SUITS i QttC. ■ I™? ha '' k " fn,! m $3.98 I Hi'k.rr I '•■"j." 1 .” and red trimmed ■ \ I ftW 3-Piece ft nr I coverts. I sJM .U 7 —*■*■*! 145 East Washington St. Between Penn. & Del. St. . J

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AUDIT OF FUND ] SHOWS INCOME OF $742,982 $670,861.66 Expended by Welfare Agency; $82,457 Collected for ’36. Receipts of the Indianapolis Community Fund for its fiscal year ended Oct. 31. 1935 totaled $742,982.24 with disbursements for the same pei riod being $670,861.66. according to an audited report by George S. Oli'e Cos., certified public accountants. The total receipts and balance item of $742,982.24 includes pavi ment of 1936 campaign subscriptions amounting to $82,457. The audited | report follows: RECEIPTS ! Pavmmf on 1935 .subscriptions $620.800 89 Deduct Amount, received prior to November 1. 1934 28 279 62 Payments on 1934 ’ 521.27 subscription* . 2n ... ~ Payments on 1933 eu.aa* 13 and prior years’ subscriptions . . Payments on 1936 subscriptions Bank loans fl'non Refund of interest . 14 °3O 00 Total receipts . 71 , Balance. No”. 1, 1934 31.706 49 Total receipts and beginning balance $742 982 24 DISBURSEMENTS To Member Agencies Alpha Home s 3 649 00 rU’v/r?K SettI emrnt 5.500.00 Club 10.000 00 ! r” v m^ Co^ I,s ... .14.000.00 i , Glrls ••• 5.200 00 ?f° ! c Center 40.439.50 Catholic Women’s Association .. i 6nn oo children's Bureau .. 48.200 on Chnstamore House . 9,750 00 Family Welfare Societv .... I'is 170 pin?e n nr r ITIOO 00 Florence Crittenfon r & ol £ e 6.500.00 Girl Scouts 5.515 OO Hawthorne House 5 77b 00 Indorsers of Photoplays 200 OO ! pi ay Nu .U erv 7.000.00 : Flower Mission . 1.33; 53 ; Home for Aped .Women 2.000 00 ; Travelers’ Aid 4.400 00 Jewish Federation 42.600.00 Oid Folks Home 2 500 00 Public Health Nurs- , .. . „ - 26.500.00 ’ St. Elizabeths Home 8 500 00 Salvation Army . 24.850.00 Church Federation 5,500 00 Society of the Good Shepherd 3.000 no Theodora Home 2.105 00 Volunteers of Atner>ca , 13.500 00 wheeler City Mission 10.500.00 woman’s Improve- „ ment Club 3,600 00 Y M. C. A.—Central 51.224 00 Y. M. C. A —Colored 12.698 20 Y. W. C A.—Central 26.000.00 V W. C. A.—Colored 17.000 OO Y. W. C. A.—S Side 2.400 00 Expenses of 1935 *575.812 18 campaign $ 32.191.50 Dpduct. Amount paid prior to Nov. 1, ~1 934 18.520.06 13.671.44 Administration, collection and accounting 21 347 16 Publicity 2 979 07 Centralized • service to agencies 2.965.30 Council of Social KPn cies 8.793.04 Other disbursements: Advances for 1936 campaign 20 887 27 Repayment of bank loans and int. 24.003 57 Eouipment purchased 203 55 Annual meeting . 193.88 Total disbursement $670 861 66 Cash and cash items on deposit and on hand Oct. 31. 1935: Cash in bank S 70.430 00 Cash on hand—office funds . 450.00 Postage stamps on hand 131.33 Post dated and suspended payments on hand. 1,109.25 Total disbursements and closing balance $742,982.24 SENTENCE IS_COMMUTED City Stick-Up Man to Be Eligible for Parole Next Month. The 10-year sentence given Marshall Walker, Indianapolis, four years ago for an attempted holdup of the Apollo Theater, has been commuted to four to 10 years by the State Clemency Commission. Walker, who surrendered to police the day following the attempted robbery, will be eligible for parole next month.